Bookkeeping 33. Dep Flashcards

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  1. What are the methods for DEPRECIATION?
A
  1. Straight Line Method
  2. Sum Of The Years Digits
  3. Double Declining Balance
  4. Units of Production
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  1. What is ACCELERATED DEPRECIATION?
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The greatest portion of the expense is taken on the first year, with SUCCESSIVELY smaller amounts being taken on later years.

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  1. Which methods yield ACCELERATED DEPRECIATION?
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a. SUM OF THE YEARS DIGITS

b. DOUBLE DECLINING BALANCE

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  1. What is the SALVAGE VALUE of Plant Assets?
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The TRADE IN VALUE or ESTIMATED SELLING PRICE at the end of its useful life.

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  1. How do you compute the STRAIGHT LINE DEPRECIATION for a plant asset?
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The SALVAGE VALUE is deducted from the COST, and the remaining amount is divided by the ESTIMATED USEFUL LIFE of the asset.

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  1. SUM OF THE YEARS DIGITS METHOD employs a fraction in which the NUMERATOR and DENOMINATOR consist of:
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NUMERATOR: the remaining years of the expected lifetime
DENOMINATOR: the sum of all the years of the asset’s life.

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  1. For an asset expected to last five years, the DENOMINATOR would be:
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5+4+3+2+1 = 15.

In the first year, you would have depreciation expense of 5/15ths of the cost (less the SALVAGE VALUE).

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  1. Depreciation under the SUM OF THE YEARS DIGITS for an asset expected to last 5 years would be calculated:
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  1. 5/15th x depreciable cost
  2. 4/15th x depreciable cost
  3. 3/15th
  4. 2/15th
  5. 1/15th
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